Legal Realism, Jurisprudence, Asylum Law, Judging, Legal Subject Formation, Federal Courts, Law and the Exception, Comparative Constitutional Law, Ontology, Epistemology, Hermeneutics, Critical Theory
constitutional epic, law and literature, common law constitutionalism, comparative constitutional law
Alain Badiou, comparative constitutional law, judicial ontology, constitutional poetics, post 9/11 constitutionalism, Justice Michael Kirby, Chapter III judicial power, control orders, suspected terrorists, Islamic asylum seekers, preventive detention, sexually violent predators
Article III, Federal Courts, adjudicatory practices, non-delegation, “fundamental interests”, separation of powers, judicial power, judicial duty, “post 9/11 constitutionalism”, nonprecedential status rules
Rape, Rape Law Reform, Governmentality, Islamophobia, Infralegal Subjects, Somatechnics
Robert Cover, Nomos and Narrative, discursive construction of national identity, Constitutional narratives, Constitutional Epics, redemptive constitutionalism
constitutionalism, comparative constitutional law, post-9/11 constitutional law, Felix Frankfurter, Noel Pearson, Justice Michael Kirby, Australian Native Title jurisprudence, Article III judicial power, Chapter III judicial power, critical legal studies, Legal Realism
postcolonial, post 9/11, constitutional law, immigration law, public international law, national security and anti-terrorism law, imagined communities, legal history, feminist theory, critical race theory, alternative jurisprudences, national identity
Paul Rabinow, SynBERC, synthetic bilogy, critical theoretical humanities scholarship
law and language, intedisciplinarity, theory, subject formation, jurisprudence, justice, discourse, semiotics
common law constitutionalism, Dicey, Coke, interpretability, the War on Terror, U.S. Federal Courts, reporter's privilege
Federal Courts, Unpublished Opinions, Judicial Clerks, Staff Attorney, Inequality, Asylum
